Braftovi can be prescribed at tertiary hospitals
By Eo, Yun-Ho | translator Choi HeeYoung
23.01.07 06:00:23
It passed D.C. of SNUH
Last year, the Pharmaceutical Affairs Evaluation Committee failed to submit it
The new colorectal cancer drug Braftovi has settled in tertiary hospitals. According to related industries, Ono's BRAF-inhibitory ELECTRIC CANCER (colorectal cancer) treatment Braftovi passed the Drug Commission (DC) of Korea University Anam Hospital, including Samsung Medical Center, Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital, and Asan Medical Center. Braftovi is still a non-reimbursed drug. It was approved in August 2021 and passed the Cancer Disease Review Committee in January of the following year. It quickly passed the HIRA Cancer Disease Deliberation Committee, the highest level in anticancer drug benefits, but failed to present the agenda of the Drug Benefit Evaluation Committee. If it succee
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